Can anyone give me tips on writing a speech and a good topic to write about?

Question

Uhhh just include some tips and a good general topic? Cuz, I am having trouble finding one. = (

Answer 1

Here are the handiest tips I know:

To pick a subject, think about what you love (or hate!). A celebrity? A lifestyle? Chocolate (people have killed for less)? Hanging out with friends? Dating? Skateboarding? Dancing? Attending concerts? Cooking? Making people laugh? Ditching people you don't like?
If you can pick any topic, pick something you're already familiar with. Then, you just have to organize the information and present it in an intelligent manner (ah, the harder challenge). To accomplish that, try this:

Introduction, where you say what your gonna' talk about, and what you're gonna' tell the audience about it ("I'm going to talk about friends today. You'll be hearing about how valuable they are, how they enrich our lives, and how they can drive you abslolutely up the walls")
The Body of your speech delivers what you promised, with supporting points/experiences/quotations, whatever you've got.
Conclusion reviews, BRIEFLY, the main points (say, 3) then culminates with some killer comment that ties it all together("...now, where would we be without them? In need, to be sure.").

Remember to use your body, facial expressions, and voice to put life into the delivery. Make it entertaining (got any props? Like having twenty dimes to toss over the listeners' heads at the end, saying, "So, remember,friends are more more valuable than money").
It's scary giving a speech, so being confidant will make it easier. Go for it and best wishes.

Answer 2

What is your audience? General topic will depend on your audience. A room of elementary school kids won't want to here a political speech

What message will they most easily identify it? Ingratiate yourself with the populous... demagogues don't just have good rehetoric, they tailor it to the audience... eg. the president won't talk about coporate tax breaks to farmers, or agi subsidies to students.

Keep it short. The longer you go on the tougher it is to find a message.

Assuming you are still in school a good funny topic that is sure to get your audience behind you is probably the civil liberties that are being violated because of homework :)

Answer 3

George Bush:
Speaking to God?
Speaking in Tongues?
I can't understand him either!!

Sorry :)

Actually, there's a whole series of interesting things someone in school could debate and write about.

Global warming? Is it real and what are the long term consequences if we ignore it?

Baby Boomers. What is the impact of so many reaching retirement age all at the same time on our social security system?

Smoking. Why do teens start and what are the long term consequences?

I hope this helps a bit :)

Answer 4

when i was student in the university, i wrote a critical speech about our college facilities(lack of facilities). It was good and interesting and i was applauded.
I dont know what are you in to. So i cant really help more.
Good luck

Answer 5

What grade? What are your interests?

War in Iraq. Bring back our troops.

Poverty in america. When will we help our own?

Biography of yourself.

Immigration reform. What should we do?

Answer 6

babies would desire to be allowed to artwork at a youthful age than they might now (because of the fact they desire and desire spending funds, because of the fact it's going to supply them the possibility to be taught the thank you to handle funds till now they are out on their very own, it develops accountability, artwork is extra correct training than examining poems, etc.) the american government needs to handle the poverty right here somewhat than sending help distant places. (Or the choice side: the U. S. government would desire to proceed offering distant places help because of the fact...) Smoking in public would desire to be outlawed.

Answer 7

Do your own home work.. you cheater!!